Thank you for getting in touch with us. My name is Attila and I'm happy to assist you today. I appreciate your patience while we've been working towards your ticket.
Your slider has Hide under: 567 applied on it, this is why it does not show on mobiles. You will need to remove this option in the Slider Settings to solve this.
Another question. The slider, when it loads the first time, is extremely slow to load on mobile now. Any ideas on how to improve performance on that? It takes like 10-15 seconds to load the first time.
LayerSlider offers multiple options (Advanced tab) that you can utilize to increase performance. The conditional script loading option will only load the scripts when they are needed. The include scripts in the footer option helps with eliminating the render-blocking scripts. The slider markup caching option spares server resources and lowers database connections. Please also note that the caching is not present for logged in admins, so you might not see the difference on the back-end. There is also the Optimize for mobile option in the Slider Settings -> Mobile tab (hidden by default).
Hi,
I have my LayerSlider up on my website but on mobile it doesn't show. Please let me know how to get it to show on Mobile. Thank you!
Jonny
Hello Jonny,
Thank you for getting in touch with us. My name is Attila and I'm happy to assist you today. I appreciate your patience while we've been working towards your ticket.
Your slider has Hide under: 567 applied on it, this is why it does not show on mobiles. You will need to remove this option in the Slider Settings to solve this.
Perfect! That worked. Thanks Attila.
Another question. The slider, when it loads the first time, is extremely slow to load on mobile now. Any ideas on how to improve performance on that? It takes like 10-15 seconds to load the first time.
LayerSlider offers multiple options (Advanced tab) that you can utilize to increase performance. The conditional script loading option will only load the scripts when they are needed. The include scripts in the footer option helps with eliminating the render-blocking scripts. The slider markup caching option spares server resources and lowers database connections. Please also note that the caching is not present for logged in admins, so you might not see the difference on the back-end. There is also the Optimize for mobile option in the Slider Settings -> Mobile tab (hidden by default).